Europe
| Into the Wild East of Europe Minor, John M. Edwards got an inkling of who might really be the terrorists, and who the victims. | In Moscow, you need a whole new set of skills to cross a street. Get tips from Ann Simon on how to accomplish this and live to tell the tale - and write the story. |
Experiencing and Writing about Disaster and Distress Worldwide: Part 2 In this second part, John M. Edwards looks at adventure travel and its writers. | Experiencing and Writing about Disaster and Distress Worldwide: Part 1 John M. Edwards considers recent trends in travel writing - edgy, sophisticated, self referential and darker. |
| Christina Rebuffet-Broadus is on a whirlwind adventure trying to get from France to Hungary in time for the biggest festival in Europe. | Fiona Honor Hurley is followed around Gdansk by a wedding couple seeking the perfect photo opportunity. |
| Jim Enos walked into a private party at a local restaurant, started to leave when... | BootsnAll tries to take the sting out of a trip to Europe with some of our best budget traveling tips |
| Miranda Vitello looks beyond the major museums to find some of the most spectacular art in Paris. | Margaret Leak gives us her first time visitor's impressions of Athens, Greece. |
| Huw Griffiths would return to Madrid in a quickening heartbeat to experience again three alternatives to the Gran Palacios and El Prado Museum. | Mary Hejny literally stumbled into a weeklong chocolate festival in Turin - the only chocolate capital of the world! |
| John L. Watson learned about Vilnius from his friend who described it as "a chocolate box city of three-storey baroque buildings". Today, John publishes his own website on Lithuania. | True story of Mick MacO's journey through 28 cities and 15 countries in 31 days - alone. |
| For Ann Simon one of the best parts of living in Moscow is being surprised by holidays scattered around the calendar. The Russians are ready to celebrate at the drop of one of their really cool hats. | Ann Simon grew fascinated with Moscow's numerous kiosks that sell everything from shoelaces to shashlik. Whatever you need is right there on the street corner. |
| "This is quite sexy," Gianmarco, Anne-Sophie Redisch's Italian friend, whispers. They are surrounded by nude sculptures - all life-size. | Kaitlin Mills's adventure in a Roman hotel was like watching a film, except it was actually happening. |
| Aaron Smith, a jetset vagabond, gets roped into working the bar of a friend's night club. He doesn't speak a word of Spanish, but is accepted as the loco Australiano. | Sumi Rebeiro suggests having lots of money for Florence. No matter what you spend to get there, or spend while you’re there, Florence is worth it. Still, bring lots of money. |
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